Local Projects Gallery

What These Greensboro Projects Have in Common

Most of the work in this gallery started as a small complaint. A dead outlet in a back bedroom. A breaker that tripped once a week. A garage that needed one more circuit for a new car. What turns those into projects is what we find once the cover comes off: a back-stabbed receptacle arcing behind the wall, a shared neutral carrying more than it should, or a panel with no room left for the load the household actually uses today.

We photograph before and after on jobs where the difference matters, both so homeowners can see what they paid for and so insurance adjusters and future buyers have documentation. If you are comparing quotes, that record is worth asking any company for.

Panel Upgrades Across the Triad

Panel work is the most common large project we complete in Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem. Older central-city homes often run 60 to 100 amp services that predate central heat pumps and modern kitchens, and mid-century Winston-Salem homes frequently still have Federal Pacific or Zinsco equipment with a known failure history. A properly sized replacement panel does two things: it restores reliable overcurrent protection, and it leaves physical space for the next project — an EV charger, a heat pump, a generator interlock — instead of forcing a second upgrade in three years. Read more on our electrical panel repair page.

EV Charging and Outdoor Work in Newer Neighborhoods

In Kernersville, Adams Farm and the newer High Point subdivisions, most of our project work is additive rather than corrective: dedicated 240V charger circuits in garages, hot tub and pool equipment feeds, landscape and driveway lighting on longer lots, and detached garage subpanels. These homes usually have panel capacity available, which keeps the job to a single visit once the load calculation confirms it. Serving Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Burlington and Kernersville.